NAFA North American Falconers Association

Corey is an Associate Professor at the University of Texas. He has been a falconer since 2011. He is also an officer in the Texas Hawking Association. (read more)

Dani lives in Leesburg, Florida with her two boys, Bear and Jack, where she works as a college professor teaching Anthrozoology (the study of human-animal interactions). She has.. (read more)

 Geneviève grew up in the suburbs of Montreal. She has a degree in Zoology. After graduation she became involved in raptor education, bird abatement and falconry. (read more)

Matt lives in Minnesota and has a degree in Environmental Science. He has been fascinated by raptors since childhood and has been an active falconer for over 20 years. (read more)

I’ve been a falconer for almost 10 years and I got into falconry because I loved hunting, being outside, and birds of prey. It took me a couple years to get everything.(read more)

Jim lives in Rhode Island and has been a practicing falconer since 1996. Jim enjoys putting game in the bag, but he has also come to realize the importance of protecting falconry itself. He is committed to continuing to advocate for falconry and facloners as a Director of NAFA..   (read more)

Dan lives in Richland Washington. He has been an active falconer for over 50 years and a backyard falcon propagator for over 35 years. He is a retired Environmental Scientist and is currently flying an intermewed peregrine over a young English Setter. (read more)

Tyler is a lifelong resident of Kentucky. He has degrees in biology and applied ecology and works for an environmental consulting firm. Tyler was introduced to falconry in 2009 during his thesis research at Eastern Kentucky University and has been practicing falconry since 2016. (read more) 

Sabrina has been a falconer for 11 years. She currently focuses her attentions on flying accipiters at small game birds over her bird dogs. "I hope to use my time as director to help connect the South Pacific Region, while supporting NAFAs ongoing efforts to improve and preserve falconry for all involved." (read more)